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  • Galaxy evolution since cosmic noon: lessons from gas, dust and star formation

    Seminar Title  

     Galaxy evolution since cosmic noon: lessons from gas, dust and star formation

       
    Speaker:   DrStijn Wuyts 
       

     Affiliation:   

     (University of Bath)

       
    When Thursday morning, Aug.30, 10:30 a.m.
       

    Where:   

    Room 302, No.3  building , Xianlin campus (PMO, CAS)
     

                             Welcome to Attend   

     
      ( PMO Academic Committee & Academic Circulating committee)
     

       Abstract: Integral-field spectroscopic surveys such as MaNGA in the nearby Universe and KMOS3D out to z~2.6 are providing us with a 3D mapping of the ionized gas emission in large samples of mass-selected star-forming galaxies.  Their dynamics reveal the depth of gravitational potentials in which the gas orbits.  Broad components to the line emission shed light on galactic-scale outflows driven by star formation and active nuclei.  Moreover, the spatial distribution of ionized gas emission serves as a tracer of where within galaxies the (unobscured) star formation is taking place.  Complementing these rest-optical observations are far-infrared measures of dust and CO line emission, probing the cold gas reservoirs, molecular outflows and the distribution of dust-obscured star formation.  I will present recent findings on the nature and evolution of star-forming galaxies from cosmic noon to the present day, obtained by combining multi-wavelength tracers of dust and star formation, ionised and molecular gas. 

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